The Air Traffic and Navigation Services says operations at OR Tambo International Airport are back to normal this morning. This follows disruptions yesterday that resulted in several flight delays. The ATNS has clarified that the flight diversions were caused by severe weather, including thunderstorms, and not staff shortages. SABC News Economics Reporter Nosipho Radebe has more.
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